Moon College
New cover for my book by Evan Geltosky. I love it so much.
David Lynch on 1967 Philadelphia
“We lived cheap, but the city was full of fear. A kid was shot to death down the street … We were robbed twice, had windows shot out and a car stolen. The house was first broken into only three days after we moved in … The feeling was so close to extreme danger, and the fear was so intense. There was violence and hate and filth. But the biggest influence in my whole life was that city.”
They don’t take credit, only gold
- This is a good record and almost unknown.
- Wake In Fright is on Netflix. It’s not pleasant, but it’s a masterpiece. The other solid thing I’ve seen recently is Cherry, the new Supreme/William Strobeck skate film.
- In TV land, Rick and Morty is hilarious. Hang in with it. The ending of the sixth episode, oh man.
- If you need an iPhone game that dumps you right into a flow state, try Flappy Golf. It’s Super Stickman Golf with the Flappy Bird mechanic, and I’m too into starring the levels.
- My book has a new cover by Evan Geltosky and it’s incredible. That’s my next post.
Halloween 2013
Halloween 2013 (AAC w/ chapters, 113mb via MediaFire, click cover to download.) This year I want to note the closing of MSN Headbang, my favorite metal blog and #2 source of intelligence for sourcing these tapes after ILM’s yearly Rolling Metal threads. Horns up for Adrien!
Philip H. Moore, Philadelphia Postcard Photographer
I’m obsessed with this postcard photographer who worked during the first quarter of the last century around my hometown, and I’m trying to compile a catalog of his output. Wrote a page about it. Nerds and photography/postcard/local history obsessives only.
